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Home｜List by Category: Japanese Tea Ceremony Items > Kashiki ｜ Kashiki with design of the temple and the hills and rivers by Kaburaki store
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Kashiki with design of the temple and the hills and rivers by Kaburaki store

Kashiki with design of the temple and the hills and rivers by Kaburaki store[tc40304]

Our Selling Price: JPY52,000
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Kaburaki store is trading house that exported Kutani porcelain in the Meiji period.
Pattern of the hills and rivers is drawn using perspective drawing.
And it heaps up haze and edge with gold, it is gorgeous.
Item Description
Technique:Overglaze enamels
Size:Diameter 7.87", Height 1.81"
Age:The Meiji period (1868-1912)
Condition:No flaw. This swells a little the surface center. The outside is covered with ash over little. A lid of box has one chip and a slight curve.
Accessory:Original box
Note:Please blackish brown point and natural crack regard as the evidence that is a work made in the old time.
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